July 2009

• Reports: RIAA Wins $675k in Damages From File Swapper
• Three Astronomy Apps for the IPhone
• World Tech Update: Gaming Revenues Slump, Le Mans, and More...
• What Do You Get With a $298 Laptop?
• Carpet Cleaner Doubles as Ubuntu PC
• Firefox Hits 1 Billion Downloads -- So What's Next?
• An Enduring Icon
• What We Have Here Is Failure to Communicate
• A Plea for Help
• If It Has a Screen, It Can Have an Error Message
• Subtle, But Troubling
• Land of a Million Pop-Ups
• Errors on a Grand Scale
• Sorry, Dave
• When Error Messages Cause a Scene
• New NetNewsWire Sync Option Isn't for Everyone
• Wall Street Beat: Deals, Earnings Rock IT
• Farewell, Shake
• Red Flags ID Theft Program Can't Get Green Light
• DRM Is Sorta, Kinda, Maybe Dead
• Windows 7: Early Adopter Tells All
• Adobe Updates Acrobat, Reader With Security Improvements
• Black Hat Reveals iPhone SMS Vulnerability
• After Tough 16-Day Mission, Shuttle Lands Safely
• Microhoo at Last and Lots of Security News
• Apple Patches iPhone SMS Vulnerability
• iPhone 3.0.1 Update Patches SMS Flaw
• Essential Security Fixes for Adobe Flash, Reader, Acrobat and AIR
• Use Preview in 10.5 to Invert Colors
• Apple, the App Store Just Isn't You
• What We're Watching and Listening to Right Now
• Classic Cyberpunk Adventure Game Is IPhone-bound
• Uh Oh, Arrington's CrunchPad Isn't Cheap
• Microsoft Details How to Upgrade Between Windows 7 SKUs
• Mobiles Help Put a Stop to Drug Stock-outs
• Google Promises Simple E-store Creation With Checkout Gadget
• O2 Says iPhone SMS Patch Imminent
• TwitIQ
• HootSuite
• TweetFunnel
• Twaitter
• CoTweet
• Manage Your Corporate Tweets
• 5 Top Twitter Apps for Business Users
• Don't Worry If CoverScout Stops Responding
• Firefox Hits 1 Billion Downloads
• Kindle Lawsuit Filed Over Orwell '1984' E-book Deletions by Amazon
• iPhone Virus: What You Need to Know
• Report: iRiver Plans Android iPod Touch Rival, E-Book Reader, Web Tablet
• British Court Allows Hacker to be Extradited to U.S.
• Adobe Patches 12 Flash Bugs, 3 Caused by Microsoft
• Leak: Motorola's 'Sholes' Android Smartphone Headed to Verizon
• Exclusive: Sony Answers 12 Questions about PlayStation 3 Motion Control
• VoloMedia Claims a Patent on Podcasting
• Android, Windows Mobile Phone Sales Slower Than HTC Expected
• Alleged CrunchPad Specs Revealed: Will Michael Arrington Beat the Apple Tablet?
• Court Allows Extradition of British Hacker to Proceed
• China IPhone Pictures Posted on News Site
• Yahoo: Will The Last Smart Coder Please Turn Off The Lights?
• Mobile Phone Shipments Drop 11 Percent in Q2, IDC Says
• Banning Texting While Driving Will Help, Education Is Key
• Legal Spat Pushes Ebay to Develop New Base for Skype
• LG Introduces Ultra-Slim LCD TVs
• Motorola Q2 Sales Down Across the Board
• G.I. Joystick: New Video Games Train Today's Troops
• WriteRoom Notetaking App Adds Web Syncing
• Microsoft Puts Positive Spin on Sales Drop
• Firefox to Hit 1 Billion Downloads Friday
• iPhone Developer Steamed over App Store Ejection
• How Google Gains from Microsoft-Yahoo Deal
• Free Windows 7 Ultimate For Technical Beta Testers
• Some Cheap PCs Aren't Eligible for Free Win 7 Upgrade
• NetNewsWire 3.2 Beta Arrives With Google Reader Syncing
• Meter Hackers Find Free Parking in San Francisco
• Dutch Court Orders Pirate Bay to Set Sail
• A Grand Idea
• The Payoff
• A Different View
• Shim-my Shake
• Chemistry 101
• Inner Workings
• That Takes Guts
• A Technician Works on San Francisco's Smart Meters
• Free Parking
• Black Hat Researchers Find 'Free' Parking in San Francisco
• Mac Gaming: Better to Wait Than Turn to Boot Camp
• Everybody Panic! The iPhone Has a Vulnerability!
• Dell Fined in Taiwan for Online Pricing Glitches
• Microsoft Flip-flops, Offers Free Windows 7 to Some Beta Testers
• Time Warner Cable to Join WiMax Fray
• Microsoft Plots Mobile Group Improvements
• US FCC Plans Broadband Deployment Workshops
• The Macalope Weekly: R.I.P. Apple Tablet
• CEA: Apple's Not Exhibiting at CES
• Warhammer Online: Age of Reckoning Comes to the Mac
• Former Google VP Suggests User-Based Security at Black Hat
• Ballmer Surprised by Market's Reaction to Microsoft-Yahoo
• Make E-book Readers Accessible to All
• Rename Open Files
• Adapter Takes Mini DisplayPort Video, USB Audio to HDMI
• Asus Axes First USB 3.0 Motherboard, Slow Wait for SuperSpeed USB Continues
• How Did You Do?
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• Question 8
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• Question 7
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• Black Hat: Notorious Incidents
• Quiz: How Much Do You Know About Black Hat?
• Telltale: The iPhone is Mightier than the Wii
• Nikon Announces D300s and D3000 SLRs
• (Graphic) Tablet Fever
• Apple Ups Time Capsule to 2 Terabytes
• Is This the iPhone Nano? I Hope Not
• France Télécom Revenue Hit by Recession, Regulation
• Scaled-Down E-Census Project 'a Great Success,' Bureau Says
• Wait, TMZ is Stalking Steve Jobs Now?
• Yahoo Is Over
• Barnes & Noble to Offer Free Wi-Fi
• EFF Takes Issue With Apple's Claims About Jailbroken iPhones
• Massive Botnet Stealing Financial Info
• Intel is Right: Windows 7 Will Succeed
• Apple App Rejections Alienate Business Users
• Open-source Project Aims to Makes Secure DNS Easier
• Microsoft Plus Yahoo: It's All About Google
• Will We See Apple at CES 2010?
• Goodbye, Windows Mobile. Hello, Windows Phone
• Twitter Lawsuit, What Should Business Learn?
• Hi, I'm Michael Scalisi
• Why My Digital Photo Frame Stays Dark
• Yahoo Tosses in the Search Towel
• Ban Texting? Just Require Smarter Cars and Trucks
• Indian Government to Provide Infosys Security
• TSMC Raises Tech Industry Forecasts Amid Q2 Rebound
• Yahoo China Missing From Microsoft Search Deal
• Alcatel-Lucent Revenue Decline Continues in Q2
• NTT DoCoMo Plans LTE Launch in Late 2010
• TSMC Chairman Predicts Tough Victory Over GlobalFoundries
• Sony, Sharp Partner for World's Most Advanced LCD Plant
• Sony Sales, Profits Sink in First Quarter
• Nintendo Profits Fall 61% as Wii Sales Slump
• More Holes Found in Web's SSL Security Protocol
• Nikon Introduces D300s, D3000 SLR Digital Cameras
• Intel to Offer Larrabee Details at Siggraph Conference
• For Online Ads, Less May Be More for Competition
• Top 10 iPhone Annoyances (And How to Fix Them)
• Intel: New Atom Chips Set for Release Later This Year
• Man Scales Building With DIY Spiderman Gloves
• Yahoo Search: RIP
• Microsoft-Yahoo Deal May Hurt Competition, Google Exec Says
• Symantec Blames Enterprise Sales for Earnings Drop
• Mac News Briefs: Drive Genius Ready for Snow Leopard
• Impressions: IL-2 Sturmovik Birds of Prey, Xbox 360 Demo
• Will Microsoft?s Stores Be More Like Apple?s or Gateway?s?
• Bing Was Tipping Point in Microsoft-Yahoo Deal
• Foxconn Compensates Family of Suicide Victim
• The Microsoft-Yahoo Deal: Questions and Answers
• Sound Effects for All With Soundboard
• MacPractice IPhone Interface Revamps Interface
• Intel Invests $10 Million in Green Technology Companies
• Future Uncertain for Yahoo Developer Programs
• Psystar Hires New Counsel for Ongoing Apple Dispute
• Intel Rushed to Create Atom Chip, Executive Said
• Dell Latitude E5400
• Blackberry Curve 8300 (unlocked)
• Casio Exilim EX-S5
• Canon Pixma MX 7600 Multifunction Printer
• SanDisk Sansa Fuze 2GB MP3 Player
• Sony E-readers Get Access to 1M Free Public Domain Books From Google
• Twitter's New Home Page: A Better Start for Beginners
• The Best Tech Deals of the Week
• Mac Pundit Showdown III
• Three Perplexing Printer Problems
• Does Yahoo-Microsoft Deal Make Google Sweat?
• Windows 7 Ultimate RTM Cracked, Fully Validated (Already?)
• Civil Rights Activists Champion Google Book Deal
• Apple Lets IPhone Developers Add Search Keywords
• Apple Releases IDisk App for IPhone
• CEOs: Devil Was in Details of Yahoo, Microsoft Search Tie-up
• Microsoft, Yahoo Deal: Why You Stand to Lose
• Twitter Redesigns Home Page to Woo New Users
• Snapshot: High-speed Photography
• Pirate Bay Sale is Sinking
• What the Microsoft-Yahoo-Bing Deal Means for You
• SAP Predicts Brighter Future as Q2 Profits Rise
• Microsoft, Yahoo Deal Was a Long Time in the Making
• Apple: Jailbreaking Could Knock out Transmission Towers
• What Will Google Do About The Microsoft-Yahoo Deal?
• Microsoft Signs Search Deal With Yahoo
• Microsoft Signs Search Deal With Yahoo
• It's Official: Microsoft and Yahoo Agree to 10-Year Partnership
• 3 Reasons Why the Microsoft, Yahoo Search Deal Makes Sense
• Hero to Zero, Vortex Throws, and So Long Mako in Mass Effect 2
• Growth in India's Offshore Services Market Slows
• Acer on Track for Android Netbook Launch in Third Quarter
• Ingres Works on Hardware-savvy Database Engine
• Chip Shipments Double at UMC in Taiwan and SMIC in China
• GlobalFoundries Signs STMicro as New Customer
• IPhone SMS Attack to Be Unleashed at Black Hat
• Microsoft/Yahoo: Far from Serious Google Threat
• Microsoft, Yahoo Alliance Would Target Google
• Spansion Seeks to Emerge From Bankruptcy in Q4
• Samsung Mobile Application Store Coming to Europe
• Instant Messaging Etiquette: Five Simple Rules
• Text Messaging Etiquette: To Text or Not to Text
• Facebook Etiquette: 10 Rules for Better Socializing
• E-Mail Etiquette: Tips for Home and Work
• Voicemail Etiquette: Sending the Right Message
• Twitter Etiquette: How to Tweet Politely
• Some SMS Networks Vulnerable to Attack
• Developers Cautiously Optimistic About Verizon Store
• AMD Tops Quarterly GPU Growth, Still Third Place Overall
• Microsoft and Yahoo Are Said to Have Reached a Deal
• Google Voice App Rejections Make Apple Look Bad
• LocalEats App Looks to Save Diners Dollars
• IBM Hosts Applications in Cloud for Chinese Vendors
• Invizimals
• Ghostwire
• PixelJunk Shooter
• Half-Minute Hero
• Darkest of Days
• Scribblenauts
• Tales of Monkey Island
• Shadow Complex
• Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine
• Tatsunoko vs. Capcom
• Afrika
• A Boy and His Blob
• Muramasa: Demon Blade
• C.O.P. The Recruit
• Persona PSP
• The 29 Best Upcoming Games You've Never Heard Of
• The Top Upcoming Games You've Never Heard Of ? Part One
• Greenpeace Paints 'Hazardous' on HP's Roof Over Toxics Use
• WhoPaste 3.0 Adds SMS E-mail Options
• Gartner: Global Software Budgets Will Grow Next Year
• ILuv Introduces IEA15 IPod Headphone Adapter
• CDT Wants US Gov't to Detail Computer Monitoring Program
• Avoid TwitViewer Phishing: Use OAuth-Friendly Apps
• Fine Control Over GarageBand's Master Tempo
• Apple Re-enables Promo Codes for 17+ Apps
• Unseen Apple Mac Prototypes from Harmut Esslinger
• Verizon App Store Coming in Q4
• Lexmark Accessory Turns Laser Printer Into RFID Tag Printer
• Microsoft Issues Emergency Patches for IE
• Warning: The Wrong Tweet Can Get You Sued
• Belkin Announces IPod Shuffle Headphone Adapter
• Google Voice Apps Removed and Rejected From App Store
• Qualcomm, Verizon Form New Joint Venture
• SmartMusic 2010 Music Learning Software Released
• Mauritius to Link Hospitals With Virtual Network
• Lobby Groups Say Draft EU E-commerce Rules Unclear
• Movela: Netflix Queue Manager
• Ka-Glom
• Shazam
• Poynt
• WorldMate Live
• Movies by Flixster
• TweetGenius
• Viigo
• TeleNav Navigator
• Pandora for BlackBerry
• Best BlackBerry Apps
• The 10 Best BlackBerry Apps for Summer Travel
• Matalot Task Management App Released for IPhone
• Handwriting Recognition Service for Mac Comes to Device
• Sonos Unveils New Music System Controller, Software
• Plants vs. Zombies
• Olive Releases Opus No. 4 Digital Stereo
• 'China's YouTube' Pries Path Through Profit Puzzle
• Other Worlds, Artificial Minds, and Death in BioWare's Mass Effect 2
• Apple Rejects Google Voice iPhone App
• Barnes&Noble Makes Wi-Fi Free via AT&T
• IBM Set to Launch 'Smart Analytics' Systems
• Retrospect 8.1 Adds PowerPC Support, Improves Performance
• Verizon to Offer Palm Pre in Early 2010
• Cool Fx Allows Image Editing From IPhone
• Apple Tablet, Little More Than A Big iPod?
• IPhoto, Aperture Plug-ins Let You Tweet Photos
• Take Advantage of Play Counts in ITunes
• Surprise: Texting While Driving is Dangerous
• U.S. Air Force Foretells Drone That Can Make Attack Decisions on Its Own
• Microsoft in the Mall? Retail Store Plans Leak
• Don't Mean to Bore You, but a Yawn Detector Is in the Works
• Verizon Offers Free Wi-Fi to Consumer Customers
• Low-tech Internet Scams Net Big Money
• WebOS Update Re-enables ITunes Sync on Palm Pre
• The Intel-only Future Draws Closer
• The Case of the Cracked IPhone
• Symantec Program Sends Security Analysts to Customer Sites
• Google Voice iPhone App Rejected by Apple
• Amazon Apologizes for Kindle Book Deletions
• Sprint Nextel to Acquire Virgin Mobile USA
• Second RIAA Piracy Trial Starts: Defense Tactics Include Feng Shui and Legalized Pot
• IBM to Pay $1.2B for Analytics Developer SPSS
• Mozilla Releases Firefox 4.0 Interface Mockups
• 40 Fantastic Time-Wasting Web Sites
• Microsoft Opens Mobile App Store to Developers
• Graphics Chip Shipments Surge on Optimism Over PC Demand
• Sun's JRuby Team Jumps Ship to Engine Yard
• Handwriting Recognition for Mac Comes to Pulse Smartpen
• Microsoft Wave Site Shows Off the Cool Stuff
• Google Sells AOL Stake at $717 Million Loss
• Verizon Adds Hotspots to Consumer Broadband
• Apple's Digital Album Plan Sounds Familiar
• Western Digital 1TB Drive Creates Dilemma for Laptop Buyers
• Big Brother Swipes Orwell Titles from Kindles
• Redmond Faces the Future After Its Lousiest Year Ever
• AT&T and 4chan Fuss Gets Ugly, Then Despicable
• Scanning for Malware Should Be an Outside Job
• Road Warriors: TripIt, TripIt Pro Keep Tabs on Your Every Move
• Microsoft Rushes to Fix IE Kill-bit Bypass Attack
• Software Asset Management Makes Sense in a Recession
• Apple Responds to Developers' Pleas
• Apple's 10-Inch iPhone for Couch Potatoes
• Bill Gates Leaves Facebook, Says It's Too Much Hassle
• Verizon Net Income Down on Wireline Performance
• New Initiative Is Looking for a Few Good Cybersecurity Pros
• Garmin Flight-planning App Winging Its Way to the IPhone
• Report: Apple to Save the Album
• Comic-Con 2009 Video Game Wrap Party
• Aspyr Releases Civilization IV: Beyond the Sword Expansion
• iPhone App Helps Drunks Walk The Line
• Rumored Apple Tablet Is a Train Wreck
• Find Bad Vibrations
• Short-Circuit Signals
• Capture Keystrokes
• Hijack a Cell Phone
• Capture TV Cable
• Listen in on the Phone
• Eavesdrop via IM
• Download a SIM
• Steal that SMS
• Grab Keyboard Input
• Cutting-Edge Spy Gadgets
• 10 Top Spy Gadgets
• AT&T's 4chan Block Raises Issue of Net Neutrality
• Blyk Will Close Its UK Ad-funded Mobile Service Next Month
• How To: Add Motion Blur to Your Photos
• Netflix Service May Get Smarter
• Interrupting Characters, Ethical Choices, and Story Pacing in Mass Effect 2
• Star Wars: The Force Unleashed Headed to Mac, PC This Fall
• EU Updates Mobile Rules to Boost Use of Internet on the Move
• TweetMic for IPhone
• Western Digital Ships 1TB Laptop Hard Drive
• Screen-blocking Systems Stop Prying Eyes
• Crackberry Addicts Unite: New T-Mobile Blackberry 8520 is Mac-Ready
• Plants vs. Zombies
• USB, Bluetooth Hugely Popular With Consumers, Researcher Reports
• Fix Printer Queue Glitches
• Best Buy Briefly Sells Palm Pre for $99 -- Oops!
• Better Apple Rumor: $800 Tablet By Christmas, Really
• Verizon Net Income Down on Wireline Performance
• AT&T Blocks 4chan, Stirs Internet Hornet's Nest
• Apple Tablet Ready by Xmas, Served with Multimedia 'Cocktail,' Says Report
• Spotify Readies iPhone App for Its Streaming Music Service
• 7/27/09 Runner-Up: "Poles," by William Egan, Lutherville, Maryland
• 7/20/09 Runner-Up: "Aaron on London Street" by Kevin Hegarty, Pinckney, Michigan
• 7/13/09 Runner-Up: "Pretty in Pink" by Margie Martin, Corry, Pennsylvania
• 7/6/09 Runner-Up: "Morning Yogurt" by W.L. Stone, Fountain, Colorado
• 7/27/09 Hot Pic: "Country Spokes," by Ron Berkley, Spokane Valley, Washington
• 7/20/09 Hot Pic: "The Clock," by Marlena Davis, Cumberland, Rhode Island
• 7/13/09 Hot Pic: "Killdeer Chick Takes a Hike," by Judy Howle, Columbus, Mississippi
• 7/6/09 Hot Pic: "Escape," by Janet Garinger, Orange, California
• Photo Contest: Hot Pics for July
• Nissan Dials IPhone for Car Remote Control
• AT&T Drops Refurbished 8GB iPhone 3G to $49
• Businesses Waste Bucks on Mobile Fees, Study Shows
• PC World Podcast 37: Windows 7, Apple's "Premium Computer" Dominance, and Digital Pens
• Review: Windows Server 2008 R2
• Tips for More Efficient Collaboration
• RSA Software Boosts iPhone Security
• Tips for Job-Seeking via Twitter
• Microsoft Office File Format 'Vulnerable'
• Hey Palm: Dump iTunes!
• Verizon May be Getting Ready to Host the Apple Tablet
• Social Network Phishing Attacks Businesses
• Malware Expected to Set Records This Year
• Tips for Those Usually Useless Function Keys
• Adobe Flash Flaw Exploited in Web Sites, Researcher Warns
• Want to Work at Best Buy? Learn to Tweet
• Technology Can Change Global Policy, UK Leader Says
• Ericsson Wins Auction to Buy Nortel Wireless Business
• Microsoft Signs Search Deal with Yahoo
• Network Solutions Warns Merchants After Hack
• Linux Exec Expects Netbook Bundles Like Cell Phones
• iPod Touch Edges Out Sibling Players
• The Scientist Bot
• The Lost Bot
• The Hand Bot
• The Programmable Bot
• The Surgeon Bot
• The Quadraped Bot
• The Telepathic Bot
• The Fembot
• The Fish Bot
• The Child Bot
• Robots Go to Work
• World Tech Update: Updated Moon Shots, Rapid Recharge Electric Cars, and More...
• Microsoft Readies Emergency IE Patch
• Microsoft Offers Choice of Browsers to Satisfy EU
• Security Certificate Warnings Don't Work, Researchers Say
• What Will Apple?s Big Tablet Cost?
• Dell Settles Discrimination Suit for $9.1 Million
• Microsoft's Stunner, Zer01 Questions
• Analysts: Microsoft Q4 Results Show Competitive Pressure
• Can Privacy and Consumer Protection Coexist Online?
• Microsoft's EU Offer Gets Cautious Welcome From Rivals
• Palm Pre Is the Most Open Mobile Platform on the Market
• Beware of Microsofties Bearing Gifts? Not This Time
• Free Windows 7 Upgrade May Not Reach $298 Laptop Buyers
• How Office 2010 Beta Stacks Up Against Office 2007
• Apple Can't 'Tarnish' Windows 7
• Windows RTM FAQ: Read This Now
• Biggest, Baddest Botnets: Wanted Dead or Alive
• Oracle Users' Gripes About Support Portal Going Unheeded
• Redmond's Bad Attitude Brings Bad Earnings
• Twitter Hack: The Danger of Chained Apps
• Bugs & Fixes: Failure to Launch Bugs
• ScreenSharingMenulet Makes Quick Work of Screen Sharing
• Nokia Buys Assets of Social Startup Cellity
• Get Me Rewrite: Microsoft Alters Laptop Hunter Ads
• Beware of Privacy-Policy Loopholes
• See RSS Article Authors in 10.5's Mail
• The Ultimate Set-Top Box (DVR) to Rule Them All?
• Apple Releases ProKit 5.0 Update
• Palm Pre and WebOS Get Enterprise Features
• New Software Contract Principles Prompt Worries
• Microsoft Tweaks Ad after Apple Complains
• Microsoft: Netbooks, Penny-pinching Enterprises Slash Windows Profit by a Third
• Amazon's Jeff Bezos Apologizes for Removing Digital Books
• Build a Classic Wedding Slide Show in IPhoto ’09
• Microsoft: GPL Linux Code Release Not Due to Violation
• AT&T CEO: Exclusive iPhone Deal Won't Last Forever
• Twitter Needs to Teach People to Tweet
• Palm Updates Pre OS With an Eye on the Enterprise
• WebOS Update Re-enables ITunes Sync on Palm Pre
• The Macalope Weekly: Magnificent Desolation
• iPhone Security: Not Beefy Enough for Businesses?
• Crippled Google Latitude Web App Spotlights iPhone Fault
• Windows 7 Will Scream With New SSD Drives
• BBC and Partners Sell off On-demand Video Platform
• Murky Waters: The AP's New Content Protection Plan
• Several Chinese Android Phones Due in Europe This Year
• First Garmin-Asus Smartphones Due out Next Week
• Panasonic's Tricycling Robot to Tackle Le Mans 24 Hours
• Indian Companies Among Top Ten IT Infrastructure Outsourcers
• Palm Brings ITunes Synching Back to the Pre
• Hynix Posts Seventh Straight Loss in Q2 but DRAM Prices Rise
• Samsung Reports Highest Profit in Two Years on Chips, LCDs
• Tablets
• Netbooks
• Ultraportables
• The Built-in Camera
• The iBook G3 and the Birth of the Wireless Card
• The Rugged Laptop
• The Lithium Ion Battery
• The TouchPad
• ThinkPad
• PowerBook 100
• Compaq SLT/286
• IBM PC Convertible
• Grid Compass 1100
• Osborne 1
• Portable Teletype
• The Dynabook
• Milestones in Laptop Development
• 16 Breakthrough Notebooks: A Look Back
• Baidu Revenue Growth Returns, up 37 Percent
• Nissan Car Monitors GPS for Road Dangers Ahead
• Palm Pre webOS 1.1.0 Available, Fixes iTunes Sync
• Hacker Group L0pht Makes a Comeback, of Sorts
• PayPal Opens Door to Developers
• Laptop Prices Dip Under $300 in the US
• PC Reseller Distances Itself From Global Verge
• Google Latitude for iPhone Arrives -- as Web App
• Amazon Apologizes for Kindle Book Deletions
• Microsoft Revenue Declines 17 Percent in Fiscal Q4
• Mac News: MacProVideo.com Adds Updated Final Cut Tutorials
• Microsoft, Intel Design Windows 7 to Be Speedy
• Wall Street Beat: Tech Sector Boosts Markets
• Android's Next Stop: High-Tech Remotes For Your Home
• Apogee Introduces GiO Audio Interface and Foot Controller
• Apple Dominates Premium Computer Market
• Flickr Gallery
• The (Gritty) Smoothie
• Hammer Time
• iPod Touch Fans Forums
• The Belly Flop: A Bad Bet
• everythingiCafe Forums
• PC World Sets the Standard
• Battered, Bashed and Beaten: Broken iPhones A-Go-Go
• Motorola's Android Phone: An iPhone with a Keyboard?
• EFF Urges Members to Pressure Google on Books Privacy
• Apple Kills Two Suits with One Stone
• Facebook Now Allows One More User Name Change
• Building Bridges: Casey Hudson Talks Mass Effect 2
• A First Peek at the Promise of Windows 7
• AT&T's Wireline Slumps ? Even iPhone Can't Help
• Sharp's New Solar-Powered Cellphone
• The Intel-only Future Draws Closer
• FontGear Releases FontGenius
• Engineer: Microsoft Violated GPL Before Linux Code Release
• Olive Releases Opus No. 4 Digital Stereo
• Windows 7 RTM Leaked to BitTorrent Last Week
• Better Handout Printing From Keynote
• Korea Fair Trade Commission Fines Qualcomm $200 Million
• Oracle Buys Data-integration Specialist
• Runtime Revolution Goes to the Web
• Disney Plans Alice in Wonderland Game for IPhone
• Adobe Promises Patch for Seven-month Old Flash Flaw
• Adobe Flash Vulnerability Allows Attack via Malicious PDF File
• Gmail Wish List: Five Features We'd Like to See
• Xoopit Buyout Is Bad For Google Users, Worse for Yahoo?
• Apple Releases New Final Cut Studio
• Final Cut Studio
• Is the Palm Pre Suffering From High Return Rates?
• Laptop Battery Life Benchmarks Are out of Juice
• EMC Earnings Fall 43 Percent, but Says Worst Is Past
• Apple Introduces New Logic Studio
• Report: Michael Jackson's Death Certificate Improperly Accessed
• Surprise: Facebook Use Cuts Productivity at Work
• Profile: Logic Studio Versus GarageBand
• Are Mobile Web Apps Ever Going to Grow Up?
• Eyeing Google, Splashtop Partners With Yahoo for Instant-on Web Search
• Forrester: Corporate Users Slowly Warming to Vista
• Is It Time to Let Go of That Ethernet Cable?
• Top 5 Games to Appear at Comic Con
• Apple Overhauls Final Cut Studio, Updates Final Cut Server
• What Will Vista's Legacy Be?
• Windows 7 RTM Doesn't Cure Upgrade Woes
• Yahoo Acquires Xoopit; Should You Care?
• AT&T Net Income Down 15 Percent
• Samsung's Interactive Hologram: Part Holodeck, Part Project Natal, Entirely Awesome
• Bharti Airtel Rides Boom in Indian Mobile Market
• Japan's DoCoMo, KDDI Show Augmented Reality Prototypes
• Yahoo Acquires Gmail Photo Management Add-on Xoopit
• Alibaba Still Looking Abroad With Online Payment Deal
• Windows 7 Arrives: The Time Is Finally Ripe
• Dear Vista: It's Time to Part Ways
• Indian Farmers Use Mobile Phones to Control Irrigation
• Wi-Fi Group's Basic Test Won't Change With Final 11n
• Desktop Virtualization on a Slow Ramp, VMware Chief Says
• AMD Hits a Roadblock in Road to Recovery
• Amazon and Zappos: Oil and Water of Retail Culture
• The Blue Screen of Death. Really.
• A Mario Goomba
• May the Triforce Be With You
• 01110011 01100101 01111000 01111001 (Sexy)
• Bringing the World of Warcraft Alliance and Horde Together
• On Safari
• Old-School Game Boy
• Plug and Play
• Will the Code Hold?
• USB Symbol
• 'Geek Porn'
• Think Different Before Entering a Tattoo Parlor?
• All the Rage: Geeky Tattoos
• Tech Tattoos: The Good, the Bad, and the R U SRS?!
• IPhone App Predicts IPv4 Doomsday
• Qualcomm Hikes Forecast, Citing 3G Growth
• Dark Horse Comics Prequel to Bridge Mass Effect, Mass Effect 2
• Microsoft Xbox 360 Elite
• Nokia N85 Unlocked Smartphone
• Slacker 8GB Wi-Fi Portable Radio
• Nikon Coolpix L11 Digital Camera
• Asus Eee PC 900-BK039X Netbook
• The Best Tech Deals of the Week
• First USB 3.0 Motherboard on the Way
• Cell Phones and Driving: Unsafe at Any Speed
• Over a Dozen New Songs for The Beatles: Rock Band
• Apple Drops DRM Case Against Bluwiki
• VMware License Revenue Slips 20 Percent
• Is Apple Hiding Problems with Fiery iPods?
• Microsoft Finalizes Windows 7, Windows Server 2008 R2 Code
• Mitsubishi's DiamondTouch Table
• Microsoft's Surface
• LucidTouch Artist Rendering 3
• LucidTouch Artist Rendering 2
• LucidTouch Artist Rendering 1
• LucidTouch
• METRO Future Store
• Everywhere Displays
• The Active Desk
• The Touch-Screen Grows Up Before Our Eyes
• Amazon to Buy Zappos.com for $847 Million
• After Report Questions Service, Zer01 Parent Strips Web Site
• It's Official: Windows 7 Goes RTM
• AT&T to Power New Plastic Logic E-Reader
• iPhone Suicide Case Spotlights Tech?s Dark Side
• Can Yahoo's Makeover Keep It Alive?
• Deal Allows IBM to Resell Juniper Switches, Routers
• Zero-day PDF Attack Goes After Flash Flaw
• MusicSkins Debuts Custom Skin Offerings for Portable Devices
• Twitter: A Growing Security Minefield
• Olympus Adds Four Compact Cameras to Its Lineup
• HeartMath Intros Mac Version of Stress-relief Bundle
• Blizzard Signs Spider-Man Director for Warcraft Movie
• Company Helps ISVs Assess Cost of Microsoft's Windows Azure
• Mozilla Proposes Firefox 3.7 Interface Changes
• Playdom’s Hit MySpace Game Mobsters Comes to IPhone
• Hiding the Menu Bar
• Intel Files Appeal Against European Antitrust Fine
• NomaDesk Collaboration Software Debuts for Mac, IPhone
• Apple's Plans Revealed in its Earnings
• Can Barnes & Noble -- or Anyone -- Dislodge Kindle?
• Oracle Grid Update Tied to Emerging Cloud Trend
• Back up IPhoto's Faces Database
• Awesome Wall Chart Turns PC Parts Into Geek Porn
• Apple Can't Meet iPhone Demand Amid Record Profits
• World of Sam-Raimi-Craft? Spider-Man Director Nabs Warcraft Film
• Suicide Ignites Apple Culture Debate
• BRU Server 2.0 Backup Software Sports Redesigned Interface
• Google Wave Opens to Select Users this Fall
• Group Will Push Open Source in US Gov't
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